Having previously completed work for LAPSW (Learning Academy Partnership, South West), Rhino Play were asked to visit Marhamchurch Primary, near Bude, North Cornwall, with the redesign and development of their EYFS (early years foundation stage) and existing playground.
The school wanted to transform their EYFS playground area by installing new fun playground markings to brighten up the space, including:
They also wanted the team to move their existing blue steel gates further down the premises and add in new bow-top playground fencing to increase the EYFS playground area. As well as complete various other tasks, including:
The primary school was much overdue for an EYFS renovation, replacing old, failing playground equipment with new and improved play apparatus – providing a safe area for children of all ages to learn through play. All of the above work was completed during the summer holidays, so as to not disrupt the school’s timetable or distract children from their learning.
Meaning, that upon their return to school in September, students and staff were surprised by the brand-new playground.
Rhino Play worked with the school to create a fun, safe and exciting environment for the children to enjoy, socialise and learn. As part of the redevelopment of the site, the team installed new playground equipment for the children to enjoy, including:
If you’re interested in transforming and rejigging your EYFS playground? From early design concepts and planning, to supply and installation, our highly trained team is always here to help.
Get in touch today at info@rhinoplay.co.uk with your initial ideas and business requirements and we’d be happy to assist you further.
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